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TWENTY FOURTH YEAR
menards opera house
MONDAY NOVEMBER 27th 1903
830 p m
Reserved seats checked off on
season tickets Thursday evening
November 23 7 oclock at Mc
Connells sale begins following
morning
CHICAGO LADY ENTERTAINERS
Have won the approval and en
dorsement without a single excep
tion of the committee the press
and the public in the various cities
of the forty two different states
where thoy have appeared during
the past three seasons
STELLA L HITCHCOCK
Possessing a high soprano voice of
great beauty and birdlike clearness
which combined with a fine stugo pres
ence makes her a star attraction She
is a charming lyric singorhoth captivat
ing and artistically perfect
MARCIA M MOORHEAD
Is a good musician and more especial
ly an excellent accompanist playing
with great expression and spirit She
fully understands the art of following
and jet sustaining the voice parts so
necessary to successful solo singing
BESSIE M MERCER
Has a rich and unique contralto voice
of unusually low rangesuited to pathet
ic and dramatic singing and sings with
equal facility in lighter vein and never
fails to thrill her audience
ESTELLE M CLARK
As an interpretative reader is an artist
and her impersonations form a chain of
purestgold each link without a flaw
encircling the entire list of characters
known to the art of expression
Dr D F Fox a lecturer well known
and admired in McCook says
The Chicago Lady Entertainers closed
our last seasons lecture course in such
a very satisfactory manner that they
were promptly secured for the opening
number this year Most successfully did
they fill the demand for an attraction
that would insure not only the largest at
tendance regardless of the many count
er Thanksgiving night events but the
greatest help in the advance sale of
season tickets as well It was the only
re engagement of our course A more
delighted audience never went away
from our church I give them my un
qualified commendation D F Fox
Pastor California Avenue Congregation
al church Chicago
Coming Soon
Aringtons Comedians at opera house
four nights commencing Monday Nov
20 Opening play in 4actsThe Gold
en Giant Mine Specialities between
acts no waitseach performance guaran
teed to be first class or money refunded
Prices 25 35 50
Aringtons Gomedians have been at
the opera house all week and are meet
ing with the approval of the theatre
going people of Friend Their plays
have been getting better each evening
and thoy have an unusually strong line
of specialties Friend Neb Weekly
Telegraph Oct 7 1905
For Sale
Make me an offer on 10 acres fine
smooth land half mile east of brick
school house McCook
F Harris Aurora Neb
All those indebted to me will settle at
the old stand as I am under expense
now and want my business settled at
once All outstanding checks will be
redeemed by Benjamin Burnett
A number of second hand organs for
sale at H P Suttons jewelry and
music store at prices rangingfrom 15
20 25 30 and upward
Young ladies of the Baptist church
will hold a basket social in the parson
age next Tuesday evening All cordial
ly invited
They are going to reduce their stoeir
before the first of the year inventory
Dont you want to have a share in the
profits
McConnells No 13 Liniment chases
rheumatism with a big stick It is the
best for aches pains bruises and swel
lings Get a bottle 25 cents
At Suttons jewelry and music store
you buy a good second hand organ at
from 15 20 25 30 and upwand
Boys heavy warm fleeced union suits
fifty cents at Thompsons
Heavy warm fleece lined wrappers
S100 at Tnompsons
Latest in books and Bibles at Mc
Millensr
Best seamless two bushel grain bags
18 at Thompsons
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CITIZENS ENTERTAINMENT
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CHICAGO LADY ENTER
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MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE
Harry Jones of Minden was a city
visitor Monday
Rev F E Kirry of Bartley was in
the city Monday
George Beck is out from Omaha for
a week or two on business
Alexander Conrad arrived home
from Iowa close of last week
Miss Mattie Broyles is visiting at
Boulder and other western points
Mr and Mrs S R Smith were city
visitors Monday from Indianola
Mrs J F Reynolds is the guest of
her daughter MrsGeorge E Denton
Mrs E O Scott is up from Republi
can City on a visit to McCook friends
L H Lindemann has been in Pawnee
City part of the week on real estate
business
Miss Sadie Coyle entertained the
club that makes McCook famous
Tuesday evening
H W Keyes came up from Indianola
Sunday night and attended court Mon
day and Tuesday
L H Blackledge the Red Cloud
lawyer was in attendance upon court
Monday and Tuesday
P A Wells was out from South
Omaha in attendance upon the session
of eduity court Monday
G B Berry deputy county clerk
was laid up part of the week with a
severe attack of indigestion
Mrs C C Hon nee Barbara Otopolic
of this citv is here from Sheridan
Wyoming visiting the family
Mrs L C Foster arrived home this
week from an absence of several weeks
in May field Kansas on a visit
Joseph A Snyder is recovering from
a sovere attack of pneumonia many
friends will be pleased to learn
Misses Mary and Lizzie Stevens of
Lincoln were guests of their sister
Mrs Frank Kendlen over Sunday
W P Bross entertained his mother
Mrs Harmon Bross of Lincoln close of
past week and early part of present week
Mrs Frank Purvis was up from
Bartley Wednesday to hear the open
ing music number of the entertainment
course
Mrs L L Palmer Mrs C D Pal
mer and Miss Blanche all of Sterling
Colorado are guests of Mr and Mrs
W E DeWitt
Mrs Ella Nowels of Kansas City
Kansas is a guest of Mr and Mrs RM
Douglass arriving in the city close of
last week
Miss E Gertrude Storer of high
school teacher corps is one of the limited
number of teachers holding a state life
certificate
Mrs G W Norris and the children
took their departure last Tuesday for
Washington D C to be absent during
the session of congress
A J Washburn a former section
foreman here now of Denton was in
the city close of last and fore part of
this week He is about to move to
Lincoln
O W DeWald of the Trenton Regis
ter was in townTuesdaybetween trains
on his way home from Omaha where he
has been seeking help for his printing es
tablishment
Fred S Harris came up from Kan
sas City Tuesday night on a potato
buying mission on a wholesale scale
Leing a member of a wholesale house in
Kansas City
W S Morlan has been over at At
wood Kansas defending a man for
murder this week The case was that
of a druggist shooting and killing an in
toxicated negro
Will Snyder came home close of
week gone to see his father who has
been quite ill with pneumonia but is
now much better Will is running an
engine down in Kansas and likes his
work
Mrs Lorinda Millfr of our city is
the owner and possessor of a curiosity
in the form of a state bank dote of the
denomination of 810 The Bank of
Greensborough Georgia issued the note
under date of December 7th 1858
NOTICE
To Everybody Who Wears Hose
Mrs Rose Clark who has for
the past two years acted as agent
for the famous Fay and Racine
Stockings has sold her agency to
H C Clapp and wishes to an
nounce that hereafter your orders
will bo promptly and courteously
attended to at his dry goods store
in the new Walsh building Call
and see him
Mens heavy
sons
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Robert Sutton Succumbs
Last Saturday morning about six
oclock Robert Sutton whose long ill
ness and recent operation have been a
source of much anxious inquiry in this
community for the past few weeks pass
ed away suddenly after hopes were en
tertained that his recovery was a prob
ability The abcess involved an artery
and the end came quickly
The funeral services were held at the
home Monday afternoon attested the
depth of sympathy aroused in this com
munity in the death of this son flowers
affection and sympathy going out in
lavish spontaneity from many sources to
the living as well as to the dead
Rev M B Carman of the Methodist
church conducted the brief services and
a quartette composed of Mrs A P
Bonnot Miss Ida McCarl Mr Stewart
B McLean and Mr J Raymond Mc
Carl providing the simple touching
music of the sad occasion
The pall bearers were Floyd Curran
John Burnett Willie Morris Galen
Perry Arthur Pronger Floyd Stayner
all chums of departed and schoolmates
The boys of the eighth grade of the city
schools of which departed was a member
attended the funeral and burial in a
body They marched ahead of the re
mains to Longview cemetery where
during the choirs singing Lead Kind
ly Lieht they marched about the
open grave and each offered a floral
tribute carnations to the memory of
the schoolmate gone on before
Robert was born in this city Febru
ary 22 1891
Mr and Mrs Frame Boyd of Omaha
were present at the funeral the latter a
sister of Mrs Sutton being still in the
city
Regular Convocation of City Fathers
The city fathers held their regular
fortnightly session Monday evening all
members of the council being present
The following bills were allowed and
warrants ordered issued upon the proper
funds
McCook Electric Co light fund S100 60
A J Mark wad general fund 7 00
W A Gold cemetery fund 40 00
W H Harmon occupation fund 1 00
Thomas Burge same 60 00
W G Billings same 50 00
J W Spoer same 100
C G Orman same 100
FHBillings same 1 00
John Ekstedt same 68 70
The monthly reports of the
judge and of the chief of police were
read and placed on file
The report of the city treasurer was
read and referred to the finance com
mittee
A report was made from the streets
and alleys committee to the effect that
the sidewalks fronting lot 5 block 21
lot 7 block 4 and lots 3 and 4 block 4
all in original McCook were not accord
ing to the ordinance requirements of the
city and therefor had not been accept
ed On motion the clerk was instructed
to notify the owners of this action
The ordinance committee was instruct
ed to have C H Meeker make a pre
liminary survey draw plans and specifi
cations with estimates etc for a sewer
age system for the city of McCook
J S LeHew and Mrs Mary Waite
were appointed members of the library
board to fill vacancies
Burial of Mrs J V OConnell
Funeral services over the remains of
Mrs J V OConnell were conducted in
St Patricks church last Saturday
morning at ten oclock Rev JJLougb
ran celebrating the mass Interment
was made in Calvary cemetery The
services were largely attended by friends
neighbors and relatives from away
Mary A Cassidy was born in Port
Huron Philadelphia Pa June 13 1859
Was married to J V OConnell June
15 1879 in that city Moved to Mc
Cook in 1886 Eleven children were
born to them nine surviving both par
ents KateThomasSadieFranKMary
Margret James Gertrude Jennie
Five brothers and one sister Mrs Gin
hardt were at the burial
The children wish to maKe feeble
mention of their deep gratitude for the
untiring assistance and many Kindnesses
during their mothers long illness
Dysentery Causes Babys Death
Harvey E infant son of Mr and Mrs
George Jackson of South McCook died
Thursday morning Services were held
at the home this afternoon at two oclock
conducted by Rev Carman Eurial was
made in Longview cemetery
Ladies it will be to your interest to
attend the cloak fur and suit sale at
McAdams on next Thursday
Theres money for you in J A Wil
cox Sons StocK Seducing Sale
High class bargains in high class goods
Best colored carpet warp on spools
21c pound Thompsons
Yea certainly those aro all cash prices
at Thompsons
Izzers forever Hurrah then hurrah I
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An Important Step Taken
At the last session of the city council
this week Monday an important step
was taken by the city authorities when
they empowered theordinance committee
to secure the service of C H Meeker to
make a survey run levels etc draw
plans and write specifications cost otc
of an adequate sewerage system for the
city of McCook For years there has
been much talk about the necessity of a
sewerage system for McCook The cost
of thepreliminary work has in the past
precludedanything being done by the
authorities This work will take in tho
neighborhood of 30000 but tho object
to be gained is well worthwhile and so
far as it goes will bo a permanent asset
ot the city And without it we will
never even know whether the project is
practicable from a monetary point of
view
This step authorized by the city coun
cil will determine the matter of feasibi
lity and practicability and the council
will then be in position to tell the people
of the city what it will cost what sec
tions of the city can be served by the
proposed sewers etc what connections
will cost the property holders and in
fact it is proposed to secure all needed
information the citizens of McCook may
need to act and vote upon this question
intelligently
The Tribune endorses this business
like action of tho council and as the
matter develops will take pleasure in
giving publicity to the results of their
action as brought out by Mr Meeker in
his work The people of McCook are
now in line to know whether or not
they really want a system of sewers
We need the sjstem The question is
will we be willing to pay the price It
would be a good investment in money
and in health It would mark a distinct
advance in the development of this city
Got Off on the Right Foot
The Citizens Entertainment Course
got off on the right foot Wednesday
evening in its first number of the
iseries of entertainments Bohu
mir Kyrl and his company came up to
all reasonable expectations and highly
and profitably entertained a large and
appreciative hearing Mr Kryls cor
net work captivated and his recalls
were unreasonably numerous his audi
ence was fairly gluttonous Miss
police Roberts the reader had the audience
from tho outset and they would not be
satisfied but must be satiated and Hko
her blond many haired chief she re
sponded often and well Miss Heinrichs
singing was wholesome understand
able voluminous delightful As to the
daintily goateed Herr Heinrich well he
will grow In toto it was very satisfac
tory
Died of Blood Poisoning
Mrs August Miller of Frontier county
died on Saturday morning last of blood
poisoning and was buried on Sunday
in the Lutheran cemetery Emmanuel
cemetery southeast of St Ann Fron
tier county
Deceased was a daughter Louise of
August Droll being married to August
Miller October 14th 1903 Two young
children were born to them both how
ever preceding the mother into the
spirit land the youngest about two
weeks since Services were held at the
home on the Willow Sunday Elder H
H Berry of this city officiating
Notice to the Public
No one is authorized to make notes or
mortgages against the real estate or
other property of the undersigned and
if any such be made they are unlawful
Mrs Wjt Heun
Stocking caps and baby bonnets in
large variety at Thompsons White
angora hoods 100 Grey ditto 100
Large line of tourist and other caps
for ladies misses and children 35c to
75c Thompsons
Full line of colors in all wool batiste
including dark red65 cents yd Thomp
sons
Special ladies coat and skirt sale at
McAdams store onThursdayNovem
ber 23 One day only
Our 1000 line of empire coats should
be seen before settling on your purchase
Others 500 to 1750 Thompsons
See McConnells window dispIaysSat
urday Nov 18th
Warm winter caps for men and bojs
Thompsons
Have you
Ludwicks
sean the fancy china at
Those planning on genuine hand
painted china for Christmas
presents will please leave their
orders early as possible and avoid
the holiday rush Goods sold
from studio only
Mrs E M Bigelow
Mccook red willow county Nebraska Friday evening November ir 1905
MINOR ITEMS OF NEWS
McConnell for drugs
McConnells Balsam cures cough
List your farms with L II Linde
mann
Mens overcoats 500 75010001500
Thompsons
Horse blankets and storm robes at W
T Colomans
Best apron checK ginghams five cents
a yard at Thompsons
Wanted A stripper Inquire of W
E Hart at the cigar factory
All the good colors in broadcloths at
100 a yard at Thompsons
Beet scoops beet knives and scoop
end gates at W T Colemans
See Tartsch the leading clothier
about that 5 suit of clothes free
Cream in sealed 10c an 20c bottles
for sale at Marshs meat market
The Germans will do well to deal
through Lindemann the Land Man
For cold weather skin cracks use Mc
Connells Fragrant Lotion 25 cents
1G0 acres all of which
cept 20 acres for 1200
is smooth ex-
LlNDEMANN
A suit of 5 extragood clothes free
to the best boy detective at Tartschs
The 12 4 extra size bed blanKets in
grey and in tan for 150 at Thompsons
Removed Dr Kays office is now
overPades furniture store Phone 98
Hello Where are you going to buy
Xmas presents Why at The Ideal of
course
The Fortnightly held forth in usual
gayety last Friday evening in the opera
house
The ladies of tho Baptist church will
hold a bazaar and serve dinner on Tues
day December 19th
Lindemann land office is now located
north of Commercial hotel Get his
prices before you buy
For Sale A hard coal base burner
practically as good as new
E
Cheap
H Doan
The Phillip Blatt business house has
been newly painted this week adding a
bit to tho appearance of Wall street
Just get behind one of those chamois
vests they are breast works that protect
against coughs and colds
McConnell Druggist
There is a 5 suit in it for the first
boy under 16 years of age who finds the
man See Tartschs advertisement else
where for particulars
All members of the Baptist church
are asked to meet at the church Sunday
morning Nov 19th at 11 oclock to re
ceive and act upon report of the pulpit
committee
strayed Came to my place No
vember 7th a calf Owner can have
same by proving property paying for
this notice and paying expenses
S D Dulany
The city authorities are attempting to
correct the gutter washing difficulty by
putting native stone in the Main street
gutters While they make pretty rough
gutters they do away with washouts
effectively
The first boy under 16 years who finds
the right man and says to him You
are from Ederheimer Stein Co Chi
cago and sell extragood clothes
gets a free suit
clothing store
of clothes at Tartschs
You can have the time of your life at
the masquerade dance at the skating
rink Wednesday evening November
2nd and not half try You cant es
cape a great time if you go See small
bills for particulars
The cap manufacturers of this coun
try nave been making a great study
during the last ten years to get some
thing for tho head wear that would be
warm give good wear at the same time
be stylish Keith Bros Co of Chicago
feel that they have at last reached the
climax in cap manufacturing and are
offering the trade their new line of inside
fur trimmed bauds in all the new up to
date colors and shapes through their
special agent for McCook and vicinity
F M Colson Prop of Bee Hive
Tho Nebraska Farmer has been
moved to Lincoln The publishers
wanted to get close to the Nebraska
Agricultural Experiment Station and
they believe they will be able to keep in
closer contact with the farming interests
of the state at Lincoln than at Omaha
j The new office of tho Farmer is on North
Eleventh street- only a block and a half
from the State University Campus If
taken advantage of at onco we will take
subscriptions for the Nebraska Farmer
at The McCook Tribune office at 50
cents per year
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Fine Perfumes
Nothing is of moro interest
to a lady than tho quality of tho
Perfume et uses and wo desiro
to mention tho superior excellence
of tho odors we handle In addi
tion to all the best odors made by
Palmer tho New York porfumor
wo have thoso of Reiger the fa
mous California perfumer and for
purity in preparation fragrance
lasting qualities and tho truo odor
of the flower nothing equals
Pasadena Rose Royal Cherry
Blossom Mariposa Lily or
Palo Alta Pink You should
try some of the perfumes mado
where the flowers grow
Cone Bros Druggists
Nix rf noks
cy
Everything in drugs McCounoll
McMillens Cough Cure is right Try
Tho Scott mufflers for men at Thomp
sons
If you wish
Lindemann
to buy 11 fnrm call on
Fresh butter of best quality at Marshs
meat market
Valley and divide farms Iareo and
small tracts for salo by Lindomann
Heating stoves at all prices and of tho
very best quality at W T Colemans
Got busy and find The man Its a
5 suit on your back my wideawake lad
Your land should bo listed with Linde
mann the Land Man if you want to
sell
Twenty different patterns in dinner
ware to select from at Ludwicks furni
ture store
Ladies and mens strictly pure wool
underwear 100 each 62C0 a suit at
Thompsons
aii me sweets that are fit to eat
found in our candy department
are
McConnell Druggist
Lindemann listed a tract of valley
land for 100 per acre net to tho owner
What say you of land prices
Cash offer wanted on lot 3 block 7
First addition to McCook Newman
Laycock 711 17th St Denver Colo
For Sale One pool table two sets of
balls one half dozen cues etc
Herbert Hanens Cedar Bluffs Kans
For Sale Residence on North Madi
son street Inquire at house one block
west of court house WHArmstrong
Second hand organs atis 20525
30 and up at Suttons jewelry and
music store
The season for storms is nearing See
Colemans stock of storm robes Noto
substantial quality and reasonable
prices
Heaters for both hard and soft coal
Coleman sells the best makes tho Amer
ican market affords and they cost no
more than the poorer sort See bis b
fore buying
One third of our lives is spent in bf d
Bed clothing must be right Izzr lied
comforts are the superlative mnde rht
here in the store 6ftx7ft 18- tu 2 50
at Thompsons
The county clerks office is so rushed
with work this week that tho proceed
ings of the commissioners held this
week will not be ready for publication
until next week
Coleman sells an improved heater
tho latest thing out for farm use It
burns cobs wood or coal Jusc what
you need on the farm If you seo them
you will want one
Remember you will find Mike Walsh
just across the street from his old loca
tion ready to buy your poultry eggs
old rubber copper brass at the highest
cash market price
Drop a card to box 595 and the Mc
Cook Stove and Range Repair Co will
give your repairs prompt and careful at
tention Repairs for every stove made
Examinations free of charge
You cant do better anywhere on earth
than at Marshs meat market in any
article usually for sale in ac up-to-date
market Just try him Variety quality
price treatment all guaranteed
The first boy under 16 years who finds
the man who will be here soon to repre
sent extragood clothes at Tartschs
clothing store will receive a suit of 500
extragood clothes frpe Seo adver
tisement
The members of McCook lodge M
W A are arranging to give a minstrel
entertainment December Gth They
have impressed into the service the
best talent McCook offers in the music
line and those best qualified to provido
the most essential fun and a great treat
in the line of minstrelsy may be expect
ed Details later
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